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SBS News In Depth
Episodes — page 17
'Not the act of a friendly country': Bipartisan anger erupts over 'rotten' US tariff planThe United States has proposed a new set of tariffs on 60 trading partners, including Australia, alleging they have failed to impose and enforce forced labour bans in their supply…
Australia's economy stalls despite data centre investment boomAustralia’s economy expanded by just 0.3% in the March quarter, with growth driven largely by investment in data centres while household spending remained subdued and productivity…
Mabo Day celebrates the legacy of Eddie MaboAs Australia marks Mabo Day, Eddie Mabo's family have delivered powerful reflections on his legacy. Speaking at the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander St…
Trump administration abandons $1.8 billion fund to compensate supportersThe eyes of the world are on the US' negotiations with Iran to end its war in the Middle East, as a tenuous ceasefire continues to hold and demands to reopen the Strait of Hormuz a…
Solomon Islands and Australia push forward on treaty as China ties reconsideredAustralia and the Solomon Islands will progress with a comprehensive treaty as the Pacific nations' security pact with China faces review. The deal is the latest in a set of deals…
What's next for the Middle East as ongoing conflict shapes the region's future?The fighting between Iran, Israel and the United States may have eased, but the political battle over what comes next is only intensifying. From Washington to Tehran, Lebanon to Ga…
Minimum wage workers get a pay rise as Anthropic looks to list on the sharemarketAround three million low-paid Australian workers are set to receive a pay rise after the Fair Work Commission lifted the national minimum wage and increased award wages above the c…
Pay rise for Australia's lowest earnersMillions of Australian employees are set to receive a 4.75 per cent wage increase in July, after the Fair Work Commission handed down its annual wage review. Union groups have welc…
Global concerns grow over Israel's military campaign in LebanonLebanon says Hezbollah has accepted a US-backed proposal for a reciprocal halt to attacks with Israel, as the UN and world powers voice alarm over Israeli strikes in densely popula…
Home prices in reverse while Australians rethink retirementThe Australian sharemarket finished flat ahead of key economic data this week, including GDP figures and US jobs numbers. Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Elio D’Amato from EnviroInve…
Popovic's big calls as he reveals Socceroos World Cup squadTony Popovic has named his 26-player Socceroos squad for the FIFA World Cup 2026™ — and there are some big surprises. Join your host Haylena Krishnamoorthy for this episode of Worl…
House prices fall in Sydney and MelbourneThe cost of buying a home in Australia's two biggest cities has dropped, according to the latest figures from research agency Cotality. Dwelling values fell 0.9 per cent in Sydney…
Substandard? Why Australia will now only get second-hand submarines under AUKUS dealThe Deputy Prime Minister has announced a significant shift in the AUKUS deal, with Australia to purchase three second hand nuclear submarines and move to focus on new unmanned und…
Ceasefire hopes fade as tensions persistDespite weeks of diplomacy and repeated claims a broader agreement is close, conflict continues across the Middle East. Israeli forces have expanded operations in Lebanon, civilian…
Alternative World Cup kicking goals in GreeceLess than two weeks out from the start of the World Cup in North America, another grassroots tournament has taken place. Migrant and refugee teams have competed on the urban practi…
SBS Speaks to Dr Marianne Jauncey about NSW's only medically supervised injecting centreNew South Wales’ only medically supervised injecting centre is calling for urgent legal reform to allow more sites to open across the state. It has been 25 years since the centre o…
Report calls for more federal support for new dadsA report calling for more federal support for new dads was tabled in federal parliament this week by the Special Envoy for Men's Health Dan Repacholi. The report by the Movember In…
The ancient Japanese skills helping young people combat modern stressAlmost half of all teenagers in Australia are facing psychological distress, according to recent studies. Japanese martial arts skills are helping some build resilience.
Where to next for the National Anti-Corruption Commission?The National Anti-Corruption Commission was meant to help restore public trust in politics, but the Commission itself has been affected by issues in the years since it launched. Th…
First Nations football program kicks offAn Australia-first showcase aimed at finding the next generation of First Nations football talent has kicked off. Using the momentum of the upcoming FIFA World Cup, the John Moriar…
